The LPL summer playoff EDG lost to TES. Where did they lose? Who can tell us?

Where did I lose? Personally, I think I lost in the design of BP. TES finally achieved a breakthrough by relying on the counterattack effect of the red backhand. When we carefully study the game, we will find that all the blue players won except for the second, third and fourth games, and both sides completed a BP decisive game in 1 and fifth games, which is enough to show that both sides made full preparations before the game, and the strength of both players fully supported the coach's BP design. This wonderful game also feasted our eyes on the spectators.

In the last race, five of the six bans were for off-road, which means there is no mainstream ADC to choose from. In the battle between the two sides for bayonet and closet weapons, orpheus's later launch period still prevented EDG's snowball from rolling in smoothly. This gap is not a heroic strength gap that players can make up, because the opponent's lineup is Tamsena with full shields and milk, and orpheus's output ability is too late.

Why do Draven and calista frequently go to the ban position in this version? It is because the previous combat effectiveness is now all concentrated on the road. In the case that Ueno's mainstream heroes are short of fighting capacity in the early and middle stages, ADC naturally becomes the only main output position that can be relied on in the early resource group battle. With the blessing of such version factors, EDG has developed a cat system. The forehand and backhand of the cat is the key to pulling the EDG lineup, which can bring more output. The cat's milk quantity and big move are the most critical team benefits of the cat hero except ADC attribute bonus.

The charm of pulling is the charm of cats. When you face a cat, the question you need to think about is, do you dare to take the lead? Do you have enough damage? Do you want ADC or front row? In this indecisive decision, it is easy to give EDG room for action. The most amazing thing about EDG's double C is the ability to seize opportunities.

What kind of lineup did TES train? Senatam at the bottom of their box is fine. TES also has a unique Senatam system, while ensuring that cats can play. Traditional TES relies on Senatam to gain huge BP advantage. The core of Senatam is also the forehand and backhand. The first hand can support Tam, and the second hand can swallow Tam. Senna's milk quantity and the shield provided by Tam will also give EDG a headache here. Is it enough to hurt if you want to do it first? The ADC is still in the front row. This problem-solving idea makes it difficult for EDG to deal with it here, and the lineup selected by EDG has no way to break through Senatam.

If you carefully study the five-game BP of both sides, you will find that such a wonderful game is really the first time in the recent game. Both sides have found out their opponents' cards in the course of the game, and both sides are changing their hero choices according to the changes in the situation, neither bold nor radical. The two sides have formed a tacit understanding in BP, and the source of this tacit understanding is also a recognition of their opponents' use of heroes. This kind of boben will only appear in the strong dialogue, because it requires the strength of both players to stand up. In this game, the focus of the battle between the two sides is not only the fire, but also the choice of Nakano. However, in terms of the impact of the situation, this is a more straightforward view. I will analyze this because of the time, hoping to help you.

Although I am extremely ashamed that edg lost the game, I am not as good as others. As the command of edg, the field gives edg a strong discipline, but at the same time it seems too cautious. As a result, edg's play is not offensive enough and lacks the ability to end the game, so that watching edg's game is often a defensive counterattack, and the ability to seize opportunities is not strong, but this situation has been greatly improved after the introduction of viper. Of course, this is an ancestral problem left by edg's predecessors to follow the example of Korean operations, which has advantages and disadvantages. As can be seen from bo5, edg has no good way to deal with the single-band system for the time being, and is still hesitating. Anyway, congratulations to tes, edg must stand up in the next competition.

Congratulations to TES for advancing to the LPL Winner Finals, and congratulations to TES for getting tickets for the 2022 Global Finals in advance, becoming the fourth team to directly advance to the World Series! This BO5 game is really wonderful, although I have a hunch that I will play five games in the third game, and the fifth game is even more dramatic. All the key dragons are full of thoughts until that wave. TES once underestimated the strength of EDG Luna combination, but EDG also paid a price for despising TES Senatam combination.

Both coaches have made a lot of preparations for BP. Although I didn't think of any new roles, I basically chose my own lineup and had an obvious lineup. In the next two games, the team's BP strategy was also quickly adjusted, limiting the strong players such as Wei and others. Sara thinks that Brother Shengqiang is still a little poor if he is single. Wayne is so beautiful in handling lines and sidewalks. Except for Ponar's big crime move, rhubarb plays better than Brother Shengqiang at other times. EDG must think about how to stop online pressure when Sacramento faces a single player with strong single belt ability.

In the opposition, J.J. performed fairly well, and Sarah didn't expect him to do better than Tian. Xiaotian's performance on the whole is very bright. B05' s invasion of wild areas and the opening of group battles are the top level of the league. Moreover, EDG's dragon control is not as good as TES's, especially in the fifth game, where two key dragons were lost. Single position, the sound in the road is much lower in this version. Lissandra had tried to find an opportunity to open the team in the last scouting match, but TES's vision was too good. Knight Taliyah the Stoneweaver's stone throwing array played a great role in turning the violent weathering of poisonous snakes into death. Of course, even if the viper doesn't make mistakes, it's hard to win the team battle.

Generally speaking, EDG lost to TES' lineup, and they played quite well in this game, but in the end, the Dragon Group was a little ashamed. If EDG had an advantage in the number of dragons, their wave would not be so urgent. EDG, who fell into the loser group, is not without a chance to come back, but the team must adjust BP, and Ueno needs to strengthen the hero pool and personal ability. Our EDG relies too much on two Korean aid players, and its overall style is stable. They prefer to consume before pulling, but this time they hit the board.

Congratulations again to TES. Their resilience in disadvantages, the pull of team fighting and the deployment of vision are really worth learning from every LPL team. If EDG lost the game because it was too stable, then TES' decision in the balance game and the inferior game is the resumption material of textbook stocks. I hope they will play better in the follow-up games and even the world games!